The Indian stock market saw a significant downturn today, with the Sensex closing 729 points lower and the Nifty dipping below crucial levels. The markets were hit by a combination of weak global cues and domestic factors, leading to a sell-off in major s
Stock MarketSensexNiftyIndian EconomyCorporate InsolvencyReal Estate NewsMar 26, 2025
The Sensex and Nifty fell due to a combination of weak global cues, rising inflation, and concerns over corporate earnings. The ongoing trade tensions and volatility in international markets also contributed to the sell-off.
The IT, FMCG, and banking sectors were among the worst performers. Heavyweights like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, and Infosys saw significant drops in their stock prices.
Analysts remain cautious about the short-term outlook, citing the need for sustained economic reforms and stable global conditions to support a recovery. They advise a cautious approach and a focus on strong fundamentals.
The government and regulatory authorities are closely monitoring the market situation and are expected to take necessary measures to stabilize the economy. The RBI is likely to manage liquidity and interest rates to support the financial system.
Jaypee Group's shares, particularly those of its flagship firm Jaypee Associates (JAL), saw significant selling pressure. The company, which is in the corporate insolvency resolution process, has been struggling with debt issues and operational challenges.
The recent budget announcement has sparked concerns among property investors. Experts weigh in on how the removal of indexation will impact property prices, loans, and housing demand.
Realty firm Keystone Realtors reports 45% decline in net profit at Rs 25.82 crore for June quarter FY25, citing higher expenses. Total income rises to Rs 437.20 crore during April-June period.
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Keystone Realtors, a prominent real estate developer, has announced plans to invest a whopping Rs. 9 billion in residential projects in FY25.
The Chennai suburbs along the Grand Southern Trunk (GST) Road are witnessing rapid development, including increased employment opportunities, enhanced road and rail connectivity, and a real-estate boom.
Vinit Sarawgi has joined TRU Capital, a leading real estate investment firm, as Co-Founder and Investment Manager to spearhead strategic initiatives and drive growth in the real estate sector. Mumbai, October 18, 2024.